PROUDLY PRESENTS:

The Philippine Renewable Energy

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

POWERED BY: ACEN

NOVEMBER 18 – 19 , 2021
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

HOSTED BY: CL PHOENIX BY E-VENTS

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  PROUDLY PRESENTS:

The Philippine Renewable Energy

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

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NOVEMBER 18 – 19 , 2021
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Introduction

As the country’s energy grid continuously transitions from traditional resources to renewable ones, the Philippine government eyes to corner at least P2.984 trillion worth of renewable energy investments in line with the Department of Energy’s concretion of the Clean Energy Scenario in the span of two decades. With a stronger commitment to renewables, the Department of Energy has renewed its primary energy supply targets in the National Renewable Energy Program (NREP) from 54% by 2040 to 55.8% by 2040 and 37.3% by 2030. With the help of investments from the private sector, this all seems to be possible.

This paves the way for both public and private sectors; Local and International Key Players in the Renewable Energy Industry to solidify investment, integration, implementation, and procurement plans for the next 10-20 years as the country accommodates the entry of new, cleaner, and indigenous technological innovations towards The Road To Economic Recovery.

We welcome you all to The Philippine Renewable Energy Virtual Conference. This virtual experience is a congregation of high-level industry experts from government authorities, investors, developers, contractors, construction companies, architects, designers, consultants and leading solution and service providers who have deep knowledge, and the right equipment to amplify: the integration and implementation of Renewable Energy in Commercial and Manufacturing/Industrial Infrastructures in the Philippines.

Sponsors, Partners and Guests

Our sponsors, partners and guests have a deep knowledge and understanding, as well as the right tools and equipment to help us achieve our goals in the successful installation and implementation and integration of Renewable Energy Technology in existing and future infrastructures in the Philippines.

  • Government Authorities
  • Renewable Energy Experts
  • Investors
  • Developers

  • Consultants

  • Architects/Designers

  • Engineering Procurement, Contractors (EPCs)

  • Construction Companies

  • Leading Solution Providers

INVITED SPEAKERS & PANELISTS

  • Senate Committee on Energy

  • Department of Energy

  • Philippine Green Building Council

  • Construction Industry Arbitration Commission

  • Office of the Hon. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr.

  • Arthaland Corporation

  • Imperial Homes Corporation

  • ARC Philippines

  • Universal Robina Corporation

  • And more…

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian

Chairman – Senate Committee on Energy
http://wingatchalian.com/

As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Energy and Committee on Economic Affairs during the 17th Congress, he steered both committees with a goal in mindto protect and empower the Filipino consumers and support small and medium businesses to generate jobs.

He strove toward the passage of several key measures aimed at fostering a competitive, investorfriendly, and red tapefree environment in the energy sector and in the Philippine economy. His goal is to spark an economic renaissance in the entire country by crafting measures that would promote robust competition, encourage investments, and conduct business in the Philippines easier.


He has successfully steered the passage of proconsumer legislations that have been signed into law. Among the laws he has authored are the Murang Kuryente Act, Electric Cooperatives Emergency and Resiliency Fund Act, Energy Virtual One
Stop Shop Act, Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, AntiObstruction of Power Lines Act, Philippine Innovation Act, Communitybased Monitoring Systems Act, Islamic Banking Act, and the Mobile Number Portability Act
wherein consumers now have the freedom to change their mobile numbers without the need to change mobile service providers or subscription plans.

Currently, his bills under the Energy Committee, the Extension of Lifeline Rate subsidy in electricity bill for lowincome households and the LPG Act, which aims to remove unsafe tanks from circulationare now close to becoming laws.


Indeed, his commitment to genuine public service continues to drive him in pursuing his promising vision of a better Philippines.

Mr. Miguel G. De Jesus

Executive Director and Head of Commercial Operations – ACEN

Mr. Mario Lawrence C. Suelto

Technical Coordinator, PHILGBC and ANZ/PH Program Manager – Philippine Green Building Council

Ms. April Joy Dela Viña

Business Development Manager – First Gen Energy Solutions, Inc.

Ar. Kristina Samantha Pobre

Sustainability Manager – Arthaland Corporation

Ms. Divina B. Chingcuanco

Chief of Party for USAID Energy Chief of Party – USAID Energy Secure Philippines (ESP) Activity

Engr. Pantaleon “Choi” A. Sespene, Jr.

Accredited Construction Arbitrator – Construction Industry Arbitration Commission

Mr. Jordan M. Ballaran

Senior Science Research Specialist – Technical Services Management Division, Renewable Energy Management Bureau- Department of Energy

Asec. Redentor E. Delola

Assistant Secretary – Department of Energy

Ms. Ruth Yu-Owen

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Chairperson, European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines

Mr. Michael O. Sinocruz

OIC-Director III, Energy Policy and Planning Bureau (EPPB) – Department of Energy

Mr. Junrhey Castro

Managing Director – BayWa .r.e. Solar Systems Corporation

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